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Mä näin tänään merihevosia ja ne kuristi toisiaansa >:

sad.

[03:44] Peter: It feels kind of odd, I mean I know it gets that cold, but when I think -10 I think snow stroms and penguins lol
[03:44] Saana: lol
[03:45] Saana: no snow storms or penguins
[03:45] Peter: =( But I like penguins
[03:45] Saana: =) I do too
[03:46] Peter: =)
[03:46] Peter: I want a pet one lol
[03:46] Saana: lol
[03:46] Saana: you would have to move somewhere cold then
[03:47] Peter: Nope, there is a rare type of penguin that lives in Africa, or I could get a normal one and live in Finland =D
[03:47] Saana: =D
[03:47] Saana: I think it's not cold enough here
[03:47] Peter: hmm, I think it is
[03:49] Peter: "The Galapagos Penguin can survive in tempreatures between 15-28 degrees Celsius" See, I would just keep him inside in winter =D
[03:49] Saana: =D
[03:49] Saana: it would be fun
[03:50] Peter: =D yep
[03:50] Peter: Me, you and a penguin lol
[03:50] Saana: lol
[03:50] Peter: But then don't look as nice as "real" penguins =/
[03:51] Saana: =/
[03:51] Saana: what would our pengun be called?
[03:51] Peter: hmm
[03:52] Peter: I'm not sure =/
[03:52] Saana: hmm
[03:52] Peter: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20071124133821AAxc3sl
[03:52] Peter: lol
[03:53] Saana: =D
[03:53] Saana: someone has (had?) the same problem
[03:53] Peter: yep
[03:53] Peter: I guess we aren't the first lol
[03:54] Saana: lol
[03:54] Peter: I think Mumble is quite nice
[03:54] Saana: =)
[03:54] Saana: or Piccolo
[03:54] Peter: =D
[03:55] Saana: well maybe too Italian
[03:55] Peter: maybe
[03:55] Saana: "Penny for a female. Peter for a male"
[03:55] Peter: =D
[03:55] Peter: (Is it going to be a boy or a girl?)
[03:56] Saana: you said "he" so a boy I think
[03:56] Saana: he would be Peter Junior lol
[03:56] Peter: lol
[03:56] Peter: Ok, but we can get a sheep too, called little Saana?
[03:57] Saana: =D
[03:57] Saana: or a seahorse, or a sealion
[03:57] Peter: =D Sealion, seahorses are werid lol
[03:57] Saana: lol
[03:57] Saana: yep
[03:57] Peter: Or an otter?
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